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| This torch is nice and heavy weighing in at 3.1 kg (6.8 pounds) and is 48 cm (18.89 inches) long |
Of course the torch isn't complete yet. We've ordered some accessories to go with it but they are coming from the US so they may take a while to get here. I have no idea what they are but Mark wanted them. As I said he likes torches as much as I like knitting & crocheting but it's really not something that I am that interested in. Now if it had been some fancy new skein of yarn or needles & hooks I would've paid more attention (sorry Hon )
I wonder how many torches we have in the house now ... not that I have ever counted them all but I bet there's quite a few. (edited update: Mark rattled off how many torches we have and there are at least a dozen. I lost count lol)
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But the big question is, when there's a blackout, can you find a torch that actually has charged-up batteries in it?!?
Torches?!...Really?...How did he get interested in torches? I'm sure there's a story behind it. I'd love to hear it too!
Vireya, we have at least one torch plugged into the wall. It can either be used as a night light or it can be set to turn on when the power goes out. Luckily that means we do have at least one torch fully charged.
Poetess, I just asked Mark if there was a reason behind the interest in torches. His reply was they are great tools to have & that he prefers only good quality ones. Mark reminded me that he has balance problems if things are pitch black and he cannot see anything.
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